Jack and the beanstalk

Once upon a time, there was a boy named Jack.
Jack lived in a cottage with his mother. They were very poor,

and their most valuable possession was a cow.

One day, Jack's mother asked him
to take the cow to market to sell.

On the way, Jack met a man who gave him some majic beans
in exchange for the cow.

On the way, Jack met a man who gave him some majic beans
in exchange for the cow.

When Jack came home with the beans, his mother was angry.
She threw the beans out the window and send him to bed.

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The next moring,

Jack looked out the window.
A giant beanstalk had grown
in the garden!

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Jack decided to climb the beanstalk. It was so tall it
went right up to the sky and through the clouds.

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When Jack finally reachedthe top,
he saw an enormous castle.

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Jack decided to go inside; all the furniture was huge!

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Suddenly, Jack heard a loud noise.
He ran into a cupboard to hide.

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An enormous giant came into the room.

"Fee, Fi, Fo, Fum, I smell
theblood of an Englishman!"
he bellowed.

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The giant sat down at the table.
On the table was a hen and a golden harp.

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"Lay!" said the giant.
The hen laid an egg; it was made out of solid gold.

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"Sing!" said the giant.
The harp sang; the giant fell asleep.

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Jake jumped out of the cupboard
and took the hen and the harp.

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As Jake ran the harp cried,
"Help, master!"

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The giant woke up and called, "Fee,
Englishman!" He chased Jack

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Fi, Fo, Fum, I smell the blood of
to the top of the beanstalk.

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Jack climbed down the bean stalk,
and the giant followed him.

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As Jack got to the bottom of the beanstalk,
he shouted, "Help!"

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Jack's mother came out with an axe.
She used it to chop the bottom of the beanstalk.

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The giant fell and crashed to the ground.
He was never seen again.

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With the golden eggs and the majic harp,
Jack and his mother lived happily ever after.

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